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Conquer Big Creative Projects Using Past, Present, and Future Focus

by: Elizabeth Grace Saunders

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Sermon prep. Meetings galore. Family concerns. Membership issues. Today’s church leader is swamped by constant demands, so how do you find time to be creative? By using the techniques described below, the author has found it possible to manage a huge increase in her workload without becoming frantic. Here are her secrets to using past, present, and future focus to tackle a large creative project with a fixed deadline.

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